Japanese Reacts to "DO TEENS KNOW 90s ANIME? (REACT : Do They Know It?)" by REPLAY
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- Опубліковано 29 кві 2021
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Today, I'm going to react to "DO TEENS KNOW 90s ANIME?" by REPLAY.
I used to watch 90s anime when I was a kid, so I'm looking forward to seeing what kind of anime will come up!
Will there be any anime you know? Let's watch together!
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"DO TEENS KNOW 90s ANIME? (REACT : Do They Know It?)" by REPLAY
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Cowboy Bebop has been airing on Cartoon Network in the US nonstop since the early 2000's. It's considered a classic among anime fans in the USA! It epitomizes the "cool Japan" wave that hit the USA around 2004
yes
The english intro for Pokemon is "Gotta catch 'em all" and it is pretty much our equivalent of "Mezase, Pokemon Master" and is the most iconic pokemon theme song for us in the west.
One reason Cowboy Bebop is so popular in the U.S is that it was played on tv over and over for years on a station that played anime late at night. You should react to the English pokemon, dragon ball z, and sailor moon themes.
Also I've heard it's one of the best english dubs ever in anime.
@ I have Japanese friends that prefer the English dub of Cowboy Bebop.
That and the opening theme.
Evangelion is considered one of the animes you need to watch in America to call yourself an anime fan. That and Cowboy Bebop.
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The English Pokémon theme is a LEGENDARY song in the Pokémon fandom, especially in the western countries. Much like you saw in this video, many people cannot help but sing along whenever they hear it because of how iconic it is.
Seeing you get so happy when people recognize anime makes me feel happy too; this was great lol
Ya i don't know but but when i hear pokemon song i tear up
Most English Pokémon fans can recite the english theme song by heart, also the team rocket motto. If one person starts singing it in a group, for sure you will get more to join in. It's definitely beloved by many. I have the song stuck in my head now and I'm happy about it.
Prepare for trouble make it dubble...
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To protect to world from devastation!
@@Alleytiger6 You got left out to dry. Gonna fix that.
To unite all peoples within our nation!
@@finalfantasymad to denounce the evils of peace and love
@@KristopherKreamery to extend our reach to the stars above
In addition to the reasons you've probably seen on here already, part of why Cowboy Bebop is so popular in America comes from how high quality the translations and dub were. The cast captured the spirit of each character, especially Spike, extremely well, and the dialogue both felt natural and fluid. For many anime, the dub suffers as they try to match the mouth movements, but this team did it well.
"On cassette even in this generation? o h m i g a h!" Y'ALL IM CRYING THIS MAN IS TOO WHOLESOME
I've got 7 VHS tapes worth of gundam w. Found them at a second hand videogame shop.... they were buy 2 get 1 free.......I bought all they had...
yess VHS cassette collection i am from 11.11.1982
Cowboy Bebop is a gateway anime for me. A lot of people that don't know if they like anime get the Bebop treatment.
True Im from Sweden but cowboy bebop is one anime that everyone knows.
"Aired 1997 to present"
Oh thats gotta be pokemon...
"I wanna be the very best..."
As a Japanese, I didn't hear about it until my friends when I was in exchange in amerika told me about it. It's about bounty hunters and ever y episode is about a different bounty! I recommend it.
Some JerK:”YoU Mispelled Merika!!>:(
Me:” so did you buddy, it is spelled
A M E R I C A. Not M E R I K A.
Ironically you made the same error as our friend here by putting a K in place of the C. So pls do not be so quick to Judge.
@@rimfire8217 Thank you. I think I made a mistake with pronouncing it because in english letters our word for America is Amerika so I made a mistake. Thank you!
武士コールドブリュー@
No prob Bob, or should I say
Samurai Cold Brew@
Some of the 90's anime had different theme songs or lyrics in the dubbed versions of the show so english speaking audiences could connect to it better and sing along. Pokemon is one of the most well known and popular anime in english speaking countries to this day especially among the younger generations
Since no one has commented on Trigun I will. It aired on adult swim in America back in the 90s and while it is not as famous as cowboy bebop it has a sizable cult following. I think a lot of people in the west like it because it’s heavily Western inspired and contains a lot of Christian themes. It’s primary hook is that the main character is a gun toting badass but also a Christian pacifist so he has to save the day without killing anyone.
Came out on dvd in the late 90s didnt hit cartoon network till like 2003. I remember this because the only way to watch them were to buy the damn dvds!
Shugy's enthusiasm is really infectious! It just makes you want to smile as well
When I moved to Japan I was surprised many of my Japanese friends didn't know Cowboy Bebop. It is VERY popular in America!
Popular in Europe as well. Late-night anime like Trigun, Cowboy Bebop, Slayers, Initial D, Berserk was pretty much the norm on the cartoon channel (since we did not know that the correct term was "anime"). But my 2 favorite ones are Cowboy Bebop (for the way ahead art style, character design, and badass OP) and Yu-Yu Hakusho.
Yes
That is surprising since Japan banned the show for a time because kids were imitating the syndicates. How do they not know of it??
You should give the western Pokemon theme a full listen, it is like an anthem to all the Pokemon fans outside of Japan
Yeah that’s happened a lot with anime that came over during the mid 90s had the lyrics changed sailor moon, Pokémon, cardcaptor Sakura & Digimon as well as renaming shows for example Cardcaptor Sakura was renamed into Cardcaptor‘s, Tokyo Mew Mew was renamed into Mew Mew Power and Detective Conan was renamed into Case closed and only had a five seasons translated
Detective Conan only having 5 seasons dubbed was really disappointing, it was a pretty good dub, too bad it didn't have a really good following at the time
Wow. I didn't know those details about "Cowboy Bebop". Now I really want to hear a Japanese person's opinion on it.
Don't know if anyone already said this but the pokémon theme song, especially the english version, is iconic in european countries and in the USA. You could start humming it and everyone around would start singing it with you. I have seen a live happenstance a few times now and I was suprised that we all had the lyrics memorized even twenty years later. It's very amazing.
I really like how you give us facts, and I really like Japan. I hope I can go there someday!
I love how you give facts about what you react
Every time i hear pokemon theme song i always got goose boom
I’m from Chile and I can give you and answer why some obscure anime are so popular overseas. Usually anime that weren’t that popular in Japan are cheaper to export. At least in my country, there was a huge market for animation so they brought everything they could (even not realizing that some shows weren’t suitable for kids). For this reason stuff like Gundam Wing are worshipped. If I could mention the biggest shows over here would be DBZ, Saint Seiya, Sailor Moon, Slam Dunk, Ranma 1/2. There is even this show called Koni-Chan that’s barely known in Japan but here it was super popular because the dubbing (they changed everything to Latino jokes). Sorry for the long post but this is a topic very interesting to me
Thank you for telling😊😊
Cowboy bebop is pretty famous! And one of my favourite animes!
i love your way of clothing im never able to watch the video right on time because im from the netherlands and have a different timezone but i like your videos :D
I would love to see a video on how you learned English! Your English is really amazing, especially your vocabulary. Seeing a video where you talk about why you learned English and how and difficulties would be really cool.
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You know this youtuber has serious dedication when he hearts almost all his comments
Most of them heart anyways. It's not dedication. Mostly they don't even read the comments. I've seen people heart comments even if they were negative. With people like that it doesn't mean anything. Your comment means nothing to them.
@@SkitSkat674 wow stop being rude
pokemon and dragon ball r my life!! I started watching pokemon on tv with my uncle since I was like 3 and I've been a dragon ball fan for more than 5yrs now and I love it!!
Hey, Shugy! Have you ever heard of the Ace Attorney franchise? I'd love to hear your input about it! In Japan, it's called Gyakuten Saiban in Japan!
Im a 90s baby born 89! sailor moon was everything when i was little use to have it on vhs and even had the dolls! Still love sailor moon! Also Cowboy bebop,Trigun,Inuyasha use to come on so late at night on a tv network called adult swim! when i was a teenager! I use to stay up late watching it and be soooo tired the next day at school lol then I started recording them on VHS...Gosh im starting to feel old now lol
Love your reactions. So wholesome ❤
I still remember being 14, scrolling through channels for something to watch and catching a short word that Vegeta said. I snapped it back to the channel and just started watching, captivated by his voice. YTV used to air double episodes every day so for a whole summer I did nothing but fall into DBZ. my favourite moment is when Vegeta and Goku fuse into Gogeta and enter Buu's body hahahha
I miss the Canadian dub of DBZ :(
@@scientistservant I bought the Ocean Dub on blu ray a few years back at a con just to hear the Vegeta I fell in love with 😂😂😂
I watched Toonami as a kid and I watched Sailor Moon, Gundam Wing, Dragon Ball Z and other anime here in the US.
Evangelion was one of the first anime I watched, and to this day I still get emotional over Rei 😭
The pokemon intro I almost cry because nostalgic and beside that the actor frome Jessie in Spanish version died
I am a huge nerd of the Japanese Manga+ Anime! The Anime Called K-on got me hooked on anime and also I love Japanese culture, so when you did this video it made my eyes lit up because I know most of these anime’s. So thank you ( Also Iron Blooded Gundamn ( I think that’s the title ) got me hooked on the Gundamn story )
I got into anime as a little kid watching the 2006 reboot of Astro boy on cartoon network and SAME
I know pokemon very well and few years later I into anime since 2019
There are lots of anime in the 90s that have been given different theme songs and soundtracks. Digimon, Hamtaro, Monster Rancher, Pokemon, Dragon Ball Z, the 4Kids dub of One Piece.
Please, we don’t talk about the 4kids dub of One Piece
@@zaneheaston8254 you mean the one with bunch of noise and ends with the 4kids logo.
@@ichirocharles1 Dude the Intro to 4kids One Piece is the least of its problems
@@zaneheaston8254 i use to hate OP bc of 4kids lol! After getting into subs- i realized how amazing show was! 4kids inserted so much unnecessary dialogues and screaming. Funimation did a decent job if you rather watch dubs.
@@quasar4472 The amount of plot they cut out of the dub was absurd
Day 4 of asking Shuy to react to Hamilton.
A Rap musical about the U.S. founding fathers
(My Founding Fathers)
OOOOOoooooo yes please!!! Seconded!
I have just discovered your videos and you’re so amazing and happy and genuine it makes me smile so much!
An idea for reaction: "If Pokedex Entries Were Literal" from Dorkly. It's ... Something... Hm... Unique.
These kids were too young, as someone who grew up in the 90s, I knew every single one 😂
I actually recognized and watched all of the anime mentioned xD
I'm from Brasil and Evangelion, Cowboy Bebop and Trigun I had to watch on a special TV channel that my father had on his TV only for a few years and then download it online to finish since the TV provider was to expensive and he had to change to one that didn't have that TV channel.
Cowboy Bebop is actually one of my all time Top 10 anime and I was really surprised that you didn't know it since it is a VERY famous anime among those that watch or know about anime in Brasil.
I really love your videos, Japan is the best!
I love the wholesome commentary
I am not 90's kid but i know all of the intro and anime and i really like them and when last episide of animes come i can't
Ahh so many good memories. Everytime I hear intro of Evangelion i have chills all over my back. And yes, we all love Rei... ^^
You have the best intro by far!
yaaayy another shugy video! :) btw your english is so good!
I think when it comes to broadcasting, Bandai and Sunrise did a good job broadcasting these shows on American cable television. That's why titles like Cowboy Bebop, Gundam, Ghost in the Shell, Silent Mobius, Escaflowne, Outlaw Star, Ronin Warriors, etc... are well known to 80s-90s kids born in the west. These are more adult titles compared to releases like Pokemon, Digimon, that are geared towards children. Since anime is more abundant in Japan, it probably got buried from the tons of circulated content already on Japan Television.
All the shows you didn't know, I GREW UP on those shows here in the US.
Yeah gohan super sayian 2 is my favorite moment in dragon ball z
Yeah, Cowboy Bebop and Trigun are well known here in Finland too. I remember watching the animated Cowboy Bepop movie on television too, which is pretty rare here. Both are awesome shows by the way! I recommend watching them, they are not too long either if I remember correctly (between 20-30 episodes). Oh yeah, I'm in my 30's just for reference.
Dbz was my favorite growing up watching it with my siblings
So I can say Gundam was really popular in the 90s and 00s but I don't think its as popular now. Trigun is a bit of a niche anime now, but I remember reading it in school. Cowboy Bebop is considered one of the best openings ever in the US so most anime fans and will have watched it or at least recognize the opening. I personally liked Gundam Wing but I definitely got into way after Yu Yu Hakusho, Rurouni Kenshin, and a bunch of other toonami shows. I believe Gundam Seed was the main Gundam airing when I first got into anime at the time.
Yeah, americans have (had?) an habit of changing the openings of some animes. In some other countries the dubbing, sometimes, is from their version. So sometimes we get their openings (like the Pokemon one) and other times we get the original japanese ones. Oh, also some european countries have their own openings to some anime. I'm not european, but i know italians tend to do that a lot. In latinamerica, most of the time (or at least in the 90s) we usually got japanese openings, but we only translated their lyrics.
Fun fact: I was born when Pokemon was brought globally all around the world back in 1998 so I grew up my whole life with Pokemon ever since I was a newborn baby. My first movie was Pokemon Mewtwo Strikes Back. Mewtwo was the first Pokemon I have ever seen in my entire life. God bless the world,Japan and Pokemon. My first drawing in Kindergarten was a Pikachu. Pokemon was the whole reason why I got friends. Last year for my birthday,my mom got someone to make me a Pikachu cake. Boy,how I cried right there. Pikachu and Mewtwo,the two Pokemon that made my life over the years,still mean a lot to me. No,not only them but Tutwig too. I got a giant Turtwig for Christmas when I was a little kid back when Gen 4 was released. My first ever Pokemon plush and I still have it. Now here I am,almost 23 on November and i'm still trying to get a Sobble plush. I absolutely loves Sirfetch'd,my new favorite pokemon and I even got one on Pokemon Sword And named it Matsuda. Hope you read this.
you are such a wholesome dude! i want to go to japan so bad!
Yes ! ❤
I am early for one of your videos ❤
It's kind of funny to me. I'm 34 and i watched every single one of these anime growing up. I loved all of them. Dragonballz and Sailor Moon both aired on afternoon tv for kids after school, One Piece and Pokemon aired on the 4kids! Nerwork on the weekends (the less said about the 4kids! Network edits the better) and all the other shows aired late at night on adult swim. The adult swim version was uncensored so when i watched Gundam Wing I finally knew that the characters where reacting the way they did because they where injured. The blood splatters were put back in for the late night version.
The Sailor Moon intro was pretty much the same as the Japanese version in my country the only thing they changed was translating it to my native language (Swedish)
As a child I'm surprised a 2000 kid knows all of these animes and not the teens 😂
Alternative title: Shugy reliving his childhood
Fun fact: The guy who recorded the English Pokemon theme song, Jason Paige, received a one-time (rather small) payment for his work and no royalties. At the time, nobody really expected Pokemon to take off.
I've heard about the Moving Gundam in Yokohama, mainly the fact one of the first moves it made was extending it's middle finger at the crowd, which is hilarious.
Interestingly for people of a very specific age group, like 29-34 now Gundam Wing was VERY popular when it came out but the rest of the Gundam series isn't really. Partly because they only started releasing A LOT of amime in the English speaking world in the late 90s/early 00s and the mainline Universal Century Gundam series was pretty old by then and kids found the 70s artstyle outdated and there was so much of it. Wing in particular got huge though because it was a completely separate story so you didn't really need to know about the Gundam lore to get into it. Of course it didn't hurt that it was on American TV right before or after Dragon Ball Z, don't remember which lol.
Fun fact: Rock the Dragon actually spoiled Super Saiyan Goku, Super Saiyan Vegeta, and Super Saiyan Trunks for the English fanbase, and the theme wasn't even used when those forms actually debuted in English.
I love his reaction it's soo kawaii ..I have been learning japanes soo that 1 day I could visit Japan .....私はあなたを愛していますこのようなかわいい反応を続けてください
I grew up in Sweden and I LOOOVEEED Sailor Moon as a kid. Still do now. Now I watch the original Japanese episodes though, and not the dubbed Swedish ones. And of course, everyone knows Pokémon! In Sweden we have the same theme song as the American one, only in Swedish. It's sooo different from the Japanese version. The one I grew up with is more nostalgic to me, but I like both songs :)
Yeah, 4Kids was known for making their own theme songs to save money, the one for Pokémon here and the one they did for Yu-Gi-Oh! Duel Monsters are their pride and joy due to the nostalgia they bring here in the United States, other anime that 4Kids dubbed include One Piece(the most changes in anime history were made there, like Sanji's cigarette became a lollipop, guns were edited or completely removed, death wasn't a thing(a staple of those days), and scenes and episodes were removed), Shaman King, Ultimate Muscle, Kirby Right Back At Ya, Sonic X, and Tokyo Mew Mew, and I think Cardcapture Sakura too.
The theme song for the Sailor Moon in America had the same melody as the original but redid the lyrics and gave it a faster beat to give it more hype and to match with other superhero female shows at the time like powerpuff girls. Sailor moon was not known to be anime at the time so lots of changes were made to make it seem like American cartoons.
to this day - Cowboy Bebop, Trigun, and Outlaw Star are the only anime i watch with the english dubbing - they were that good.
when Sailor Moon was dubbed to English by the original group DIC Entertainment they redubbed Moonlight Densetsu to a more Super Hero like theme. When Viz took over after DIC closed, they dropped the dubbed opening and defaulted back to the Japanese Moonlight Densetsu theme, and even redubbed the entire 90's original anime. So watching Sailor Moon in English now you get the catchier Miracle Romance hook, since the original DIC dubs are out of print.
Voltes V is also a not popular anime in Japan (not in the video ofc), but very recognized in my country. Curiously, Yoshiyuki Tomino worked on this anime in 1977, just two years before creating the first Gundam series. The opening by Horie Mitsuko and the ending by Mizuki Ichirou are just fantastic (in Voltes V)
All of the Pokemon series that have been released in America had all their songs redubbed in to English. the original Pokemon Theme, that is played in this video, became the anthem of an entire generation of American Pokemon fans and trainers. To the point one person actually did a Rock style cover of the song, and the original singer joined him half way in.
I love your fun facts ❤
Sailor moon was first anime i watched since I was a preschooler. I remember watching it along with Dragon ball Z on Cartoon Network.
Here in brazil dragon ball z is a anime that the entire country knows about and watched it
Sailor moon started the anime hype in germany 93/94's. With sailor moon came the first merchandise wave to germany. Even twenty years later still we're sailor moon fans. Sailor moon, pokémon and dragonball z have a special place in our hearts.
I love how nice and happy you are.
Thing one: In America, a American animation is a cartoon, but a foreign animation is an anime. Americans don't use that word to refer to American-made animations, unless they are Japanese styled. So an animated show from Japan is an anime, and an animated show from China is a Chinese anime.
Sailor Moon:
I actually met the English Voice Actresses for Sailor Moon and Sailor Mars, and it was a surreal experience, since I had seen the subtitled Japanesw version.. I quickly found out that Usagi is called Serena, instead. I expected something like Bunny, but Serenua is what I got. However, the English VA of Sailor Moon told the following story (2017?):
She had been repeatedly begged by a fan she kept in touch with to do tours at conventions, such as Comic-con and Ani-con. Since the anime was like 20 years old, she kept telling the fan that she felt like no one cared about it anymore. He kept pressing until she decided to show up on a whim and was blown away by how alive and wholesome the fan base was, and how excited they were to see her. So now she tours :)
On Cowboy Beebop and Trigun: both super popular among men. Trigun is silly as well and has similar vibes to FMA.
On Gundam/Evangelion: Mech animes aren't as popular in America, but a lack of knowing Gundan can probably be attributed to Code Geass and our own Transformers cartoons. More recently, you could attribute this to the popularity of Darling in the Franxx, as well.
I hope this was helpful!
One of the 90's anime that I liked is Slam Dunk. It's so nostalgic
Neon Genesis Evangelion, the Rebuild movies are my all time favorite anime!!! My favorite character is Rei Ayanami, and my favorite Eva Unit is Eva-01!
I really love the original (japanese) songs from sailor moon
gundam wing is my favorite gundam story too-! when i was a kid i had the manga and everything~~ i still watch gundam to this day
Dragon ball will always be in my heart. I remember waking up 6.30 in the morning just to watch dbz ant after the show i would go to school.
What a cool channel. Just for more info I think some of this animes must have been popular to license outside Japan (maybe cheaper?) and thats why Trigun and Cowboy Beebob are reallitvely known oversees... and probably less known in Japan. These two were also broadcasted in Local public Spanish tvs by end of the 90s, beginning of 2000. Pretty sure also aired in France.
I am surprized though that not many of this kids knew Evangelion because it was really famous too, however as it is targeted at adults +18 they were only sold in DVD.
For Pokémon, yes, yhis is the song everywhere in the world for the first season hahahha.
THIS IS THE BEST PERSON I EVER WATCHED GOD BLESS
Trigun was so popular in canada i constantly find volumes of the manga in thrift stores!
Best part about the english version of the pokemon intro is: no one explains why pikachu runs under a girls skirt!
it is only mentioned in the japanese version of the song :D
Cowboy Bebop was the first anime I watched start to finish. Can't believe it wasn't aired in Japan
I grew up watching and loving Sailor Moon, Evangelion, Dragon Ball Z and Pokémon. I still love them even at 29.
I agree Gohan vs Cell was amazing!! I also love Kid Buu saga
Never been into Cowboy Beebop, or Trigun. I loved Gundam, G Gundam was my favorite era.
Trigun is pretty good, and it would be fun to see you react to an episode. Cowboy Bebop is a masterpiece. One of, if not the, best anime ever created. You NEED to watch it.
Gundam Wing was very popular with people a little older than this, if they were maybe 5 years older they might know it more. I used to watch it ever day after school!
The thing about pokemon is that, everyone knows about it, everyone watched it at one point. but as time goes on, less people seem to be talking about it. but its too iconic to forget. ive even been getting back into pokemon lately
Also, Gundam is probably well known among 30-something guys, Gundam Wing being the most well known. Wing was the first Gundam played in TV here actually! Unfortunately, the more recent series have not been as popular with gen z.
I only know sailor moon pokemon dragon ball z and attack of titan but it looks like there are some HARDCORE anime fans/weeaboos and litteraly shugy japan has so much mythology and history this is day 1 of asking shugy to make a video about japanese history and mythology im gonna get tired at like day 5 but its ok
This is great. I feel so good listening to some of these songs.
I would have gotten them all except Evangelion would have been 50/50 if I got it right and I probably wouldn't have gotten Gundam.
You reminded me of when I went to Japan and no one could believe that we knew anime but didn't know "Conan" the detective, which is that some anime are only popular in Japan and some are only popular abroad.
The title Neon Genesis Evangelion is quite hard to remember in English and Gundam became very popular over here but only for some people, not so generally mainstream.
luv you vids
Something you might find interesting, and might want to react to, is while I was watching a video called "Yakuza is Stupid and Beautiful and I Love It" by Super Eyepatch Wolf, he said violence against humans was really taboo in Japan, while violence against monsters, aliens, and robots were okay.
So, maybe this is why you don't know about shows like Cowboy Bebop and Trigun, cause within the Anime Community, these two are legendary, haha.
A big reason why a lotta these kids don't really know a huge chunk of these is because they're a lot younger than you'd expect, with quite a few of these shows only ever airing when they were either not born yet or way too young to remember!
Also, Gundam is the best! Can't get enough of Zeta!